Maori Wrasse - Port Douglas Great Barrier Reef - Wavelength
Maori wrasse are one of the two most highly valued fish, economically, in the luxury live reef fish trade. Maori wrasse were classed as ‘vulnerable’ and protected in 1996 under the CITES Red List of Threatened Species, they have since been placed in the ‘endangered’ category in 2000 due to increased fishing pressure.
Humphead wrasse - Wikipedia
The humphead wrasse (Cheilinus undulatus) is a large species of wrasse mainly found on coral reefs in the Indo-Pacific region. It is also known as the Māori wrasse, Napoleon wrasse, Napoleon fish, so mei 蘇眉 (Cantonese), mameng (Filipino), and merer in the Pohnpeian language of the Caroline Islands.
Maori Wrasse: The Personality of the Great Barrier Reef
Dive into the world of the Maori Wrasse, a stunning and sociable fish species that calls the Great Barrier Reef home. Explore their striking appearance, behaviour, habitat, and role in the marine tapestry of Australia's beloved reef.
Famous fish of the Great Barrier Reef – meet Wally the Maori …
Meet Wally the Giant Maori Wrasse, one of the famous fish of the Great Barrier Reef in Cairns Tropical North Queensland. Book a tour to go snorkelling the reef where Wally hangs out 1300 231 118
Maori Wrasse – The Friendliest Fish on the Reef
2020年7月31日 · The Maori Wrasse is the largest of the wrasse family, and with over 600 different species of wrasse worldwide that’s quite the status! Sometimes known as the Napoleon Wrasse or the Hump Headed Wrasse, the scientific name for this friendly fish is Cheilinus undulates .
Maori Wrasse - reefari.com
One of the most beautiful and amazing reef fish species is the Maori Wrasse, or their full name the Hump Headed Maori Wrasse. Growing to over 6 foot and 180kgs in weight, it's not often their caught over 25 kgs in size due to their great fighting ability and power.
Maori wrasse (Ophthalmolepis lineolata) - Pictures and facts - Fish ...
The Maori wrasse (Ophthalmolepis lineolata) is an oceanic fish that inhabits the coral reefs, rocky coasts and sandy, weedy bays off eastern and southern Australia. It also thrives in New Zealand waters, notably in Nelson Bay.
Maori Wrasse are fish found on the Great Barrier Reef Australia
However, more than just a good meal, the Maori Wrasse serves to protect the environment, as it eats sea hares, boxfish, or the crown of thorns star fish that attacks the reef. The largest member of the family Labridae, this wrasse reaches up to six feet long in …
Wally Maori Wrasse – Coral Reef Fish - Change Started
2021年5月23日 · Wrasses are one of the most diverse groups of fish, with over 500 species, and are found in almost 50 countries. One of the commonly seen wrasses at the Australian reef is “Wally,” the Humphead Maori Wrasse, identified for the bump on its head. The intricate patterns of green and blue on their bodies are simply brilliant.
Cheilinus undulatus - Fishes of Australia
Although widespread on coral reefs in the Indo-west-central Pacific, Humphead Maori Wrasse are uncommon throughout their range. They are a highly valued and luxury food fish and are actively sought for the live reef fish trade in many parts of their range.